Cornell College: A Global Leader in the Education of International Students

The presence of international students on campus means a greater diversity of options, perspectives
and knowledge to add to the diversity of thought on campus.
As the economy becomes more global in scope, interaction with students from all different countries
becomes an important part of higher education.

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With International Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as 1,037,354
international students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this diverse international pool, Cornell College
was home to approximately 35 international students.

College Factual ranks Cornell College as 918th out of
a total 1,293 colleges and universities
for popularity with international students.

International Popularity: (918th out of 1,293)

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At least 14 countries are represented
on the Cornell College campus.
The countries with the largest on-campus communities are
China, Vietnam, and Brazil.

Cornell College reports having a total of 35
international students on campus, 35 of whom are undergraduates.
This is out of a total of 1,037 students,
1,037 of whom are undergraduates.

Cornell College suggests that international students make up about
3.4% of the student body.

Use the map below to explore the popularity of Cornell College on a country by country basis.

The Number of International Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total international population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
15.8%.
China
is the largest contributor to this growth, with an estimated total of 10
students.

The chart below shows how the total number of international students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (18 students)

2012: (27 students)

2013: (28 students)

2014: (28 students)

2015: (33 students)

2016: (35 students)

Use the map below to explore the popularity trends on a country by country basis.

Economics is the Most Popular Cornell College Degree for International Students

The most popular degrees at Cornell College with international students are
Economics, Computer Science, and Biochemistry, Biophysics & Molecular Biology.

Economics: (8 students)

Computer Science: (5 students)

Biochemistry, Biophysics & Molecular Biology: (3 students)

Mathematics: (3 students)

Fine & Studio Arts: (2 students)

General Psychology: (1 students)

Business/Managerial Economics: (1 students)

Natural Resources Conservation: (1 students)

General Architecture: (1 students)

Area Studies: (1 students)

Use the map below to explore the most popular degrees at Cornell College on a country by country basis.

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Measuring Value

College Factual’s International Value ranking attempts to show which colleges and universities give international
students the best quality for the money paid.
Read the methodology for this ranking here.

Select a Country to View Additional Details

Drill into the map below or use the following table to select a specific country and get detailed Cornell College information
specific to that country.

Chinese Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Chinese Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
361,953 Chinese
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 361,953, Cornell College
was home to approximately 10 Chinese students.

Chinese Popularity: (650th out of 1,055)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 650th out of a total
1,055 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from China.

Chinese students could account for as much as
1.0% of the entire student body and as much as
28.6% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Chinese Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Chinese population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
9.9%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Chinese students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (7 students)

2012: (9 students)

2013: (9 students)

2014: (8 students)

2015: (9 students)

2016: (10 students)

Cornell College Offers Chinese Students a Typical Quality American Education

College Factual ranks Cornell College as
415th best out of 798
total colleges and universities for providing a quality educational experience to Chinese students.

Chinese Quality: (415th out of 798)

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Cornell College is Below Average in Terms of Value for Chinese Students

College Factual ranks Cornell College as
547th out of a total 786
colleges and universities for providing value to Chinese students.

Chinese Value: (547th out of 786)

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Vietnamese Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Vietnamese Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
14,312 Vietnamese
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 14,312, Cornell College
was home to approximately 8 Vietnamese students.

Vietnamese Popularity: (296th out of 835)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 296th out of a total
835 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Vietnam.

Vietnamese students could account for as much as
0.8% of the entire student body and as much as
22.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Vietnamese Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Vietnamese population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
8.1%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Vietnamese students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (6 students)

2012: (9 students)

2013: (9 students)

2014: (9 students)

2015: (9 students)

2016: (8 students)

Cornell College Offers Vietnamese Students a Typical Quality American Education

College Factual ranks Cornell College as
268th best out of 450
total colleges and universities for providing a quality educational experience to Vietnamese students.

Vietnamese Quality: (268th out of 450)

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Cornell College is Below Average in Terms of Value for Vietnamese Students

College Factual ranks Cornell College as
299th out of a total 442
colleges and universities for providing value to Vietnamese students.

Vietnamese Value: (299th out of 442)

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Brazilian Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Brazilian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
9,554 Brazilian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 9,554, Cornell College
was home to approximately 2 Brazilian students.

Brazilian Popularity: (495th out of 867)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 495th out of a total
867 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Brazil.

Brazilian students could account for as much as
0.2% of the entire student body and as much as
5.7% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Brazilian Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Brazilian population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
40.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Brazilian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (1 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (2 students)

2016: (2 students)

Japanese Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Japanese Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
16,108 Japanese
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 16,108, Cornell College
was home to approximately 2 Japanese students.

Japanese Popularity: (474th out of 796)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 474th out of a total
796 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Japan.

Japanese students could account for as much as
0.2% of the entire student body and as much as
5.7% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Japanese Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Japanese population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
41.7%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Japanese students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (2 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (2 students)

Indian Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With Indian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
178,562 Indian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 178,562, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Indian students.

Indian Popularity: (720th out of 950)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 720th out of a total
950 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from India.

Indian students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Indian Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Indian population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
25.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Indian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Nigerian Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Nigerian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
10,887 Nigerian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 10,887, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Nigerian students.

Nigerian Popularity: (534th out of 836)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 534th out of a total
836 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Nigeria.

Nigerian students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Nigerian Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Nigerian population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
33.3%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Nigerian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

South Korean Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With South Korean Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
59,750 South Korean
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 59,750, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 South Korean students.

South Korean Popularity: (706th out of 941)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 706th out of a total
941 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from South Korea.

South Korean students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of South Korean Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total South Korean population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
50.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of South Korean students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Cornell College is a Popular Home for Students

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
1,477
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 1,477, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 students.

Popularity: (230th out of 426)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 230th out of a total
426 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Bahamas.

students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
0.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Bangladeshi Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With Bangladeshi Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
6,464 Bangladeshi
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 6,464, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Bangladeshi students.

Bangladeshi Popularity: (396th out of 528)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 396th out of a total
528 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Bangladeshi Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Bangladeshi population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
0.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Bangladeshi students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (0 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Ecuadorian Students at Cornell College

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Ecuadorian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
1,662 Ecuadorian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 1,662, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Ecuadorian students.

Ecuadorian Popularity: (291st out of 475)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 291st out of a total
475 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Ecuador.

Ecuadorian students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Ecuadorian Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Ecuadorian population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
0.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Ecuadorian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (0 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Cornell College is a Popular Home for Mongolian Students

Cornell College is a College or University of Average Popularity With Mongolian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
757 Mongolian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 757, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Mongolian students.

Mongolian Popularity: (167th out of 285)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 167th out of a total
285 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Mongolia.

Mongolian students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Mongolian Students at Cornell College is Holding Steady

Over the last five years the total Mongolian population of students on campus has
remained approximately the same.

The chart below shows how the total number of Mongolian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (1 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Pakistani Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With Pakistani Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
4,785 Pakistani
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 4,785, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Pakistani students.

Pakistani Popularity: (419th out of 569)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 419th out of a total
569 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Pakistan.

Pakistani students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Pakistani Students at Cornell College is Declining

Over the past five years the total Pakistani population of students on campus has shrunk.

The chart below shows how the total number of Pakistani students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (1 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (0 students)

2015: (0 students)

2016: (1 students)

Russian Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With Russian Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
3,940 Russian
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 3,940, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Russian students.

Russian Popularity: (408th out of 616)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 408th out of a total
616 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Russia.

Russian students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Russian Students at Cornell College is Increasing

Over the last five years the total Russian population of students on campus has grown at an average rate of
0.0%.

The chart below shows how the total number of Russian students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (0 students)

2012: (0 students)

2013: (0 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

Sri Lankan Students at Cornell College

Cornell College has Below Average Popularity With Sri Lankan Students

An analysis of student visa data suggests that in 2016 as many as
2,758 Sri Lankan
students came to the U.S. to study at American colleges and universities.
From this pool of 2,758, Cornell College
was home to approximately 1 Sri Lankan students.

Sri Lankan Popularity: (281st out of 416)

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College Factual ranks Cornell College as 281st out of a total
416 colleges and universities
for sheer popularity with students from Sri Lanka.

Sri Lankan students could account for as much as
0.1% of the entire student body and as much as
2.9% of the international student body at Cornell College.

The Number of Sri Lankan Students at Cornell College is Holding Steady

Over the last five years the total Sri Lankan population of students on campus has
remained approximately the same.

The chart below shows how the total number of Sri Lankan students at Cornell College has grown over the past five years.

2011: (1 students)

2012: (1 students)

2013: (1 students)

2014: (1 students)

2015: (1 students)

2016: (1 students)

International Student Services & Associations

The fact that Cornell College has a medium sized community of international students is positive.
It is likely the school has invested in International Student Services as well as clubs, groups, and associations.

International Students Financial Information

Cornell College costs approximately USD 54,011
for international students to attend.
College Factual ranks the value of this school for international students as
669th out of 1,148

Frequently Asked Questions

How many international students are at Cornell College?

There are approximately 35 international students at
Cornell College​; they make up 3.4%
of all total students.

How much does it cost for an international student to attend Cornell College?

Out-of-state tuition at Cornell College​ is USD 39,900 per year.
This does not include room and board or additional student fees that may add to your costs.
Go to the Cornell College tuition & fees
page for more information, and contact the school for details.

Is there financial help available for international students?

Contact the school to see what kind of scholarships, grants, financial aid or loans may be available to you as an international student.

Can I work on campus?

Some schools set aside on-campus jobs for international students to help them defray costs.
Check in early to apply to these jobs as they may go quickly.

Are there international student associations on campus?

Contact the school to see what kind of student services, associations, clubs, and groups are open to you as an international student.